USING SETUPDBG AND MAKEDBG FOR OBTAINING USEFUL DR. WATSON LOGS
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By default, the log files generated by the Dr. Watson utility do not 
contain symbol information necessary for interpreting those files. 
This is because SNA Server components contain optimized instructions 
that prevent the Dr. Watson utility from being able to provide a 
full trace. In addition, the default configuration of Windows NT 
version 3.5 does not include symbol information required by the Dr.
Watson utility.

If you are experiencing a Windows NT trap, and if Microsoft Product 
Support Services requests a copy of your DRWTSN32.LOG file, you must 
modify your system setup before the Dr. Watson utility can produce
a useful log file the next time a trap occurs.

For a computer running Windows NT Server version 3.5, you must perform 
the following steps to make symbol information available to the 
Dr. Watson utility:

1. Place the Windows NT installation CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.

2. At the Windows NT command prompt, execute the following command:

   xcopy <cd_drive>:\support\debug\<cpu_type>\symbols\*.* %systemroot%\symbols\*.* /s /e /v

If any Windows NT service packs have been applied, copy the symbols 
supplied with the service pack in the same manner.	

On all versions of Windows NT, you must replace all SNA Server system
files with debug versions using this procedure:

1. Place the SNA Server CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.

2. At the Windows NT command prompt, execute the following commands:

   cd_drive:
   cd \
   setupdbg
   snaroot_drive:
   cd %snaroot%
   makedbg cd_drive:

   cd_drive is the drive letter or UNC path of the drive containing 
   the SNA Server CD-ROM.snaroot_drive is the drive letter of the drive
   on the server that contains the SNA Server system directory.

   This step creates two subdirectories in the SNA Server system 
   directory: DEBUG contains nonoptimized, debug versions of the 
   SNA Server system files, while NODEBUG contains copies of the 
   original, optimized SNA Server system files.

3. To prepare the system for troubleshooting with the Dr. Watson utility, 
   execute the following commands:

   net stop snaserver
   net stop snabase
   copy %snaroot%\debug %snaroot%

4. Restart the system.

When you no longer need to run the debug versions of the SNA Server system 
files, execute the following commands and then restart the system:

  net stop snaserver
  net stop snabase
  copy %snaroot%\nodebug %snaroot%